Hello, My particular group in the company I work for uses a lot of copy pasted code (I'm unaware of "why" besides that a lot of these programs are inherited from an older team, no clue why they did that but we've certainly not addressed it); I've been pushing for increasing our code reuse because copy pasting code everywhere makes our job much harder in the long run with support. People seem like they're on board once we get a moment out of our sprint to actually go and refine old code; but one problem I'm reaching is that our private git repos have different urls in our dev and production environment. E.g. dependency "bitbucket.companypublic-vpn.site/our/package/here" and "bitbucket.inside-company-private.network/our/package/here"; I've been exploring make and using 'sed' to replace text in the code but I wanted to know if there was a simpler and less ugly way. Something preferable without modifying the entire company build architecture since that would be slow and relies on other teams in the company to care about my plight.
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